What measures should be taken to prevent cadres of the two village committees from abusing their dut

Legal analysis: Members of township and township leadership groups are prohibited from abusing their power and infringing on the legitimate rights and interests of the masses. According to the "Several Provisions on the Honest Performance of Duties by Rural Grassroots Cadres (for Trial Implementation)", there are mainly seven types of abuse of power:

1) Illegal expropriation, encroachment, conversion of "rent in lieu of expropriation", or sale of rural land and resources such as forests, mountains, grasslands, wastelands, tidal flats, and water surfaces;

2) Conducting approval and construction in violation of the overall township land use plan, village and town construction plan, and basic farmland protection provisions;

3) Encroachment, interception, misappropriation, squandering or borrowing of rural collective property or various funds, materials and land requisition compensation fees for strengthening agriculture and benefiting farmers in violation of regulations;

4) Interfering with or meddling in matters such as the election of rural village-level organizations or the use, distribution, contracting, or leasing of rural collective funds, assets, or resources, as well as the construction of rural projects, in violation of provisions;

5) Violating provisions by seizing or confiscating the public's money or property, or punishing the public;

6) Concealing or failing to report violations of discipline and law that seriously infringe upon the lawful rights and interests of the public, or suppressing cases, or failing to investigate them; Mori Tachibana.

7) Other conduct that abuses authority and infringes upon the lawful rights and interests of the public.

Legal basis: "Several Provisions on the Honest Performance of Duties by Rural Grassroots Cadres (Provisional)" Article 1: It is prohibited to abuse power and infringe upon the lawful rights and interests of the masses. The following acts are not permitted:

1) Illegal expropriation, encroachment, conversion of "rent in lieu of expropriation", or sale of rural land and resources such as forests, mountains, grasslands, wastelands, tidal flats, and water surfaces;

2) Conducting approval and construction in violation of the overall township land use plan, village and town construction plan, and basic farmland protection provisions;

3) Encroachment, interception, misappropriation, squandering or borrowing of rural collective property or various funds, materials and land requisition compensation fees for strengthening agriculture and benefiting farmers in violation of regulations;

4) Interfering with or meddling in matters such as the election of rural village-level organizations or the use, distribution, contracting, or leasing of rural collective funds, assets, or resources, as well as the construction of rural projects, in violation of provisions;

5) Violating provisions by seizing or confiscating the public's money or property, or punishing the public;

6) Concealing or failing to report violations of discipline and law that seriously infringe upon the lawful rights and interests of the public, or suppressing cases, or failing to investigate them;

7) Other acts that abuse authority, infringe upon or harm the lawful rights and interests of the public.

Members of township and township leading groups are prohibited from abusing their power and infringing upon the legitimate rights and interests of the masses. According to the "Several Provisions on the Honest Performance of Duties by Rural Grassroots Cadres (for Trial Implementation)", there are mainly seven types of abuse of power: (1) Illegal expropriation, encroachment, diversion of "rent instead of expropriation", purchase and quiet sale of rural land and resources such as forests, mountains, grasslands, wasteland, tidal flats, and water surfaces; 2) Conducting approval and construction in violation of the overall township land use plan, village and town construction plan, and basic farmland protection provisions; (C) embezzlement, interception, misappropriation, squandering or nuclear slag in violation of the provisions of borrowing rural collective property or various funds and materials to strengthen agriculture and benefit farmers, as well as land requisition compensation.

Members of township and township leading groups are prohibited from abusing their power and infringing upon the legitimate rights and interests of the masses. According to the "Several Regulations on the Honest Performance of Duties by Rural Grassroots Cadres (for Trial Implementation)", there are mainly seven types of abuse of power: (1) illegal expropriation, encroachment, conversion of "rent instead of expropriation", and the sale and sale of rural land, forests, mountains, grasslands, wastelands, tidal flats, water surfaces, and other sources; (2) Violating the overall township land use plan, village and town construction plan and basic farmland protection rules for approval and construction; (C) embezzlement, interception, misappropriation, squandering or borrowing in violation of rules and regulations of rural collective property or various funds and materials to strengthen agriculture and benefit farmers, as well as compensation for land requisition; (4) Violating rules and regulations by interfering with or meddling in the election of rural village-level organizations or the use, distribution, contracting, leasing and negotiation of rural collective funds, assets, and resources, as well as matters such as rural project construction; (5) Violating rules by seizing or confiscating the public's money or property, or punishing the public; 6) Concealing or failing to report violations of discipline and law that seriously infringe upon the lawful rights and interests of the public, or suppressing cases, or failing to investigate them; 7) Other conduct that abuses authority and infringes upon the lawful rights and interests of the public.

Legal basis: "Several Regulations on the Honest Performance of Duties by Rural Grassroots Cadres (Provisional)" Article 1: It is prohibited to abuse power and infringe upon the lawful rights and interests of the masses. The following acts are not permitted:

1) Illegally occupying or encroaching on the Qing Dynasty, "renting instead of expropriating" reuse, or buying or selling rural land and resources such as forests, mountains, grasslands, wastelands, tidal flats, and water surfaces; (2) Violating the overall township land use plan, village and town construction plan and basic farmland protection rules for approval and construction; (C) embezzlement, interception, misappropriation, squandering or borrowing in violation of rules and regulations of rural collective property or various funds and materials to strengthen agriculture and benefit farmers, as well as compensation for land requisition; (4) Interfering with or meddling in the election of rural village-level organizations or the use, distribution, contracting, or leasing of rural collective funds, assets, or resources, as well as the construction of rural projects, in violation of regulations; (5) Violating rules by seizing or confiscating the public's money or property, or punishing the public; 6) Concealing or failing to report violations of discipline and law that seriously infringe upon the lawful rights and interests of the public, or suppressing cases, or failing to investigate them; 7) Other conduct that abuses authority and infringes upon the lawful rights and interests of the public.